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chieftain

Original Poster:

36 posts

236 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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Just like the last one, this one has started its wiper gremlin - now & then the intermittent cycle does a bit too much & means the dont park back where they should. Any pointers?
cheers Ed

Mark_G

195 posts

236 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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Just had this happen on my car for the first time last weekend - would also like suggestions on possible remedies. /M

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

277 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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Park switch is worth replacing (less than a tenner) but it maybe the motor which is expensive. I'm sure Adrian Venn will be along shortly.
FFG

red griff roger

432 posts

249 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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I vote for park switch too. http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx?pid=32887
Easy job, and a bit of silicone sealant is an idea when putting the thing back together. I is beautifully designed to sit in a puddle of water!

Adrian@

4,629 posts

312 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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FlipFlopGriff said:
Park switch is worth replacing (less than a tenner) but it maybe the motor which is expensive. I'm sure Adrian Venn will be along shortly.
FFG
6.99 inc VAT, OE manufactured for the 29 watt unit fitted on TVR's...
Adrian@

LordGrover

34,171 posts

242 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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Adrian@ said:
FlipFlopGriff said:
Park switch is worth replacing (less than a tenner) but it maybe the motor which is expensive. I'm sure Adrian Venn will be along shortly.
FFG
6.99 inc VAT, OE manufactured for the 29 watt unit fitted on TVR's...
Adrian@
Bugger! Just bought one for £9.99 + P&P on eBay. rolleyes
Are you Exactly-TVR? If so, do you stock many Griff bits? The website is a little sparse on detail.

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

277 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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LordGrover said:
Adrian@ said:
FlipFlopGriff said:
Park switch is worth replacing (less than a tenner) but it maybe the motor which is expensive. I'm sure Adrian Venn will be along shortly.
FFG
6.99 inc VAT, OE manufactured for the 29 watt unit fitted on TVR's...
Adrian@
Bugger! Just bought one for £9.99 + P&P on eBay. rolleyes
Are you Exactly-TVR? If so, do you stock many Griff bits? The website is a little sparse on detail.
Grover - he is exactly TVR. Very nice man (discount next time Adrian) and knows his stuff. Reminds me, need to get the Griff in. I'm sure he's got loads of Griff bits - finding them's the problem. wink
FFG

Adrian@

4,629 posts

312 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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LordGrover said:
Adrian@ said:
FlipFlopGriff said:
Park switch is worth replacing (less than a tenner) but it maybe the motor which is expensive. I'm sure Adrian Venn will be along shortly.
FFG
6.99 inc VAT, OE manufactured for the 29 watt unit fitted on TVR's...
Adrian@
Bugger! Just bought one for £9.99 + P&P on eBay. rolleyes
Are you Exactly-TVR? If so, do you stock many Griff bits? The website is a little sparse on detail.
LG you are right there...I will get control of the site as soon as I can. In answer I work on the TVR's from 1961-2001, I have over 200,000ukp of spares, and as part of that I carry all the standard Griff/Chimaera service parts (I also remaufacture the 29 watt wiper motor, having invested time and money getting the OE makers to supply the internals) my speciality subjects are TVR Turbo's 1976-80/refurbishing TVR chassis's/Concours rebuilds of TVR's, I have rebuilt more concours TVR's than any other person. Having closed a 10 car workshop down last year I'm slowly getting back to some kind of normal life working from home, No 1 priority is my 2 1/2 year old cochlear implanted son Zane and getting him/keeping him talking. Adrian@

EdT

5,239 posts

314 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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thanks guys (Whoops was logged as in the missus when posting the question)
Ed